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Hey there, Thanks for looking. Please leave wood by back gate or in front of vehicle. I will be moving and processing by hand in back garden. Any logs appreciated 🙌🏻 Please no conifer/pine
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I am looking for tree stumps or large chunks that need to be cut down for a mixture of firewood and also making natural furniture/carvings etc…
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Disabled, new entrant shepherd looking for material to help kickstart our smallholding / small farm. We're trying to raise enough food for our family and hopefully barter or donate locally once established, whilst regenerating the land. We can take the following items and hope to pay as long as we can afford it. Logs Woodchips Brash/rakings/clippings We have a steepiah track and a narrow bridge to access the tip site. Plenty of turning space for a Transit tipper etc once over the bridge. Available from 0800 to 2000. Need to phone in advance of first visit and then WhatsApp from then on, just so the gate is 100% unlocked for you. Thank you
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Hello, I live in Phoenix, Arizona, where we have a sometimes severe monsoon season with high winds. I have a Palo Verde (Cercidium x 'Desert Museum') tree that's about 3 or 4 years old. We are meant to keep them light and trim to help them not get too caught in the wind, but I neglected to do it, and more than half the tree split and fell on the house (no damage thankfully) and had to be cut and removed. The remaining half of the tree looks compromised because its trunk section is missing about half its wood. However, in another big storm the other night I watched the tree in the wind and it took it well, no damage or further splitting. I want to strengthen the break, and am thinking of using some bolts drilled through the trunk to pull the crack closed, or at least prevent it from widening (criss crossed to prevent another split). I'm also thinking of reinforcing the section with missing wood by using a tense cable. Does anyone have a better idea, or any advice? Thanks a lot. This is a beautiful tree, producing thousands of bright yellow flowers in spring, and providing a lot of shade, without using a lot of water. Lots of pics before and after, including the yellow flowers, attached. Thanks! -
Just a quickie... My Arb Essential No-Risk Chainsaw Pro-Climber 2 Arborist Boots got a split across the bottom of the vibram sole. Is it possible to fix this? o get it re soled? Your swift answers would be appreciated as I need to water proof my feet asap
